Whether you have a son or daughter interested in all star cheer and tumbling or a veteran athlete…read morelooking for a program that can further their pursuit, Impact1 Allstars is setting a new standard in the industry. From the first day I walked in to Impact1, I was taken aback by the fun and supportive attitudes displayed by the coaches and staff. The facility is home to the equipment, certified coaches, and athletes whose hearts are dedicated to their teams and their program. If you want to be a part of an organization that is about so much more than skills and scores, but about teaching your child the value of teamwork, respect, support and love for one another, then come join this group of amazing people making an Impact! You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: We specialize in allstar and competitive cheerleading. Regardless of your level of experience, The…read moreMission of Impact One is to IMPACT each one of our customers in a positive way through leadership, life lessons and cheerleading. Our coaches understand that they aren't simply speaking instruction to the athletes, they are speaking life into each athlete that they coach. We offer everything from cheer coaching, tumble instruction, summer camps, school cheer preparation, birthday parties and strength and conditioning classes for all ages and abilities. Impact One creates an environment that promotes the overall student athlete. Our athletes are dedicated to their cheerleading teams practice, tumble classes, flexibility and strength classes, as well as participating in outreach programs in the community.

My daughter has been attending various programs at Charlotte Allstars for more than 7 years. She…read morestarted doing gymnastics and switched to cheer over the last few years. She has been on the half year program under coach Lisa for the last 2 years. We were so excited to find out Coach Lisa would be her coach again because she genuinely cares about her athletes and invests in their success. Coach Lisa has always been very organized and prompt in her responses to my questions throughout the season. It takes a very patient person to lead teams of 20-30 girls! The half year program overall has been a great introduction to cheer. Every time my daughter is presented with an opportunity to go to a different gym, she continues to want to come back to Charlotte Allstars because the coaches treat her like family and she has a sense of belonging. We have always loved the family culture at this gym!

My daughter did the half year gymnastics for the first time in Fall 2025 & our first experience…read morewith cheer. Her coach was nice and friendly. She had a 7/10 experience. I'm not sure it is worth the cost but a decent introduction to cheer. She was consistently placed at the end of pyramids to lift other girls which I wish she had the chance to be rotated. My few interactions with Lisa Chambers, half year program director, have not been customer friendly. She was adamant about a 7 year old girl not wearing leggings during the winter season for practice (when it was 40 degrees outside or lower). With back and forth emails to document the conversation. My husband had to call personally to ensure the message got across! Additionally, my last interaction asking a simple question was quickly brushed off without answering the actual question. We won't be returning next fall.

Many new changes and additional equipment. Very friendly and supportive atmosphere. Plenty of…read moreseating for parents to watch.

I realize that most people have enough common sense to do their own research and not believe…read morebaseless bad reviews. Nevertheless please be sure to read this one in response to the completely dishonest one posted before it. I have been a CDC VIP parent for 5 years and on staff for 2 years. Not only is this disheartening to read, it's also simply untrue. It's fine for a family to share their experience but it is absolutely unacceptable to lie about it to gain sympathy and fire people up. It's not ok to twist the truth and bash the studio when this family did not properly communicate their need. Each summer before auditions our competition parents have a meeting with the studio owner and director and are given an information packet with all rules and guidelines and a full year calendar from August of that year through August of the following year. We know that we are committing to the team for the full season when we make the decision to allow our students to audition. Before allowing a child to audition, parents are to read through the information, rules, dates etc and then we have to sign that we read it and agree to adhere to the rules. Scheduling updates which include hours needed to rehearse and prepare are given throughout the season with plenty of notice. The rehearsal was absolutely not planned at the last minute. CDC is proud to be family oriented and while commitments are expected, the studio always schedules around commitments if given proper notice. Our director always works with people who have schedule conflicts as long as it's prior to schedules being released. The studio has always worked around everyone's schedule to make sure each family is able to be accommodated. This parent did not contact the studio or the director about this wedding until after the rehearsal schedule was released. When schedules are released they come with a forewarning about rehearsals being mandatory and it is communicated very clearly that no exceptions will be made at that point. Multiple parents contacted the studio well ahead of the same schedule being released and as a result of following the rules, the schedule was adjusted to allow those students to participate in whatever they needed to do. A wedding is not planned in a day. There should have been plenty of time to notify the studio and had the studio been notified before the schedule was released there would have been no problem at all and they wouldn't have had to choose. The parent had a conversation with the director after the schedule was released. During the conversation, they agreed that they failed to contact the studio when they should have and that they would " figure it out." The director made it clear to this parent that the student would have to be in rehearsal to be in the routines at recital and nationals. So whichever rehearsals they were in, they would have been able to participate in those dances at recital and nationals. The student was at rehearsal earlier in the day and then left with their parent without telling anyone they were leaving. The student missed about 3 hours of rehearsal. I know this because my children were at those same rehearsals that this student missed. The student was allowed to participate in our annual recital and our nationals competition for any of the routines that they were at rehearsal for. The parent decided to break the commitment they made and withdraw the student from the program. I must say that I was absolutely shocked, saddened, and genuinely grieved when this parent decided to send some of the most vicious, hateful,and dishonest emails to the studio that I've ever seen in my life and I had always assumed that this parent was one of integrity. The bottom line is that this never had to happen. The parent should have just communicated their conflict to the studio in a timely manner and I can say with all certainty that the schedule would have been adjusted to allow the student to be in the wedding. This student was and still is very much loved and cared for. We would have loved to have them participate in the recital and nationals. It breaks my heart that this family is now bashing our studio when this all could have been prevented with proper communication in advance so that the schedule could have been set up to work around this event. It's really that simple.

The staff and instructors at Carolina Dance Capital are incredible! This is my daughter's first…read moreyear in dance and I love the confidence it gives her. She loves Ms. Heaven!

The prices are too high for both tuition and costumes. Not to mention the dance clothes and shoes…read morethat you are required to purchase from their store, which are much cheaper elsewhere. They were charging us three times the amount for every costume than our new dance company charges. Do your research before deciding on where to take your children!

My daughter is starting her 5th year at Be Famous!! We love it here!! Megan treats the kids like…read morethey're her own as do all the teachers!!

My wife and I recently took dance lessons at MoveStudio to pick up a few moves before the first…read moredance at our wedding. We had three private lessons, which were very reasonably priced. Our instructor, April, was fantastic. She was a very engaging and supportive, which was a big help since I have two left feet. She also was flexible and worked with our hectic schedule before the wedding. I can't say that we would win Dancing with the Stars, but our family was impressed :0) All in all, I'd definitely recommend MoveStudio and April to anyone looking to improve their dance skills.

I wanted to plan a choreographed event and was just looking for quotes but they are unresponsive…read moreeven after three modes of contact over 3 months.

Coaches are too busy comforting the kids who are too scared and need to go home until they are…read moreready or too busy with the unruly kids to actually teach. WAYYYYY too many times I had to check someone else's child becasue their parents failed to do so. Parents sit in the car or are too busy on their phones and laptops. They treat this place like a drop in daycare. The amount of times I've seen a brat harass my child and nothing was done is ridiculous. My child simply wants to learn a cartwheel. One simple thing. I even paid for privates. Yet nothing. It appears you have to be a certain color or have the same views as the people who work there in order for your kid to advance to the next level or else your kid is just there for fun, not to learn and grow in their craft. They mainly cater towards white boys and push the black girls to the side. Ive seen the girls team practice and the boys team practice and the boys get more instruction and conditioning than the girls. It's a shame because the girls are all black, I wonder how it would be if the girls were white.

Went to the adult tumbling class today..this was just a recipe for disaster. If you want to see…read moresomeone break a leg or get kicked in the head this is your place. To start there were at least 30 people in the class, with 1 coach. Having been a gymnast in the past, I know how important safety & caution is in a gymnasium. Not a single rule or cautionary measure was explained at start of class while many of the attendees had never been in a facility before. First 30 mins was stretching & warm ups, including people throwing extremely dangerous moves including front tucks with no effort to stop potential injury after multiple disastrous executions. At one point the coach even said "you all signed a waiver", seeming to not care if anyone was hurt. Second half of class was a free for all with all of the gymnastic stations...although it wasn't possible for the 1 coach to monitor everyone, she didn't even try and instead practiced her own tumbling. There was no cool down stretching. This felt like a cash grab, won't be back.